各国国情不同,核能事业处于不同发展阶段,面临的核安全挑战也不尽相同。一把钥匙开一把锁。在强调各国履行有关国际义务的同时,也要尊重各国根据本国国情采取最适合自己的核安全政策和举措的权利,尊重各国保护核安全敏感信息的权利,坚持公平原则,本着务实精神,积极稳妥推进国际核安全进程。
Countries differ in national condition and stage of nuclear power development, and the nuclear security challenges they face also vary from one to another. As the saying goes, you need different keys to open different locks. While stressing the importance of countries honoring their international obligations, we should respect their right to adopt nuclear security policies and measures best suited to their specific conditions as well as their right to protect sensitive nuclear security information. We should adopt a fair and pragmatic attitude and advance the international nuclear security process in an active yet prudent manner.
第三,自主和协作并重,以互利共赢为途径寻求普遍核安全。核安全首先是国家课题,首要责任应该由各国政府承担。各国政府要知责任、负责任,强化核安全意识,培育核安全文化,加强机制建设,提升技术水平。这既是对自己负责,也是对世界负责。
Third, we should place equal emphasis on independent and collaborative efforts, and seek universal nuclear security through win-win cooperation. Nuclear security is first and foremost a national goal, and the primary responsibility must be borne by national governments. They must understand and undertake their responsibilities, develop a stronger awareness of nuclear security, foster a nuclear security culture, strengthen institutions and enhance technological capacity. This is the responsible thing to do not only for their own sake but also for the good of the world.
核安全也是全球性课题。一个木桶的盛水量,是由最短的那块板决定的。一国核材料丢失,全世界都将面临威胁。实现普遍核安全,需要各国携手努力。我们要吸引更多国家加入国际核安全进程,使各国既从中受益,也为之作出贡献,争取实现核安全进程全球化。我们要加强交流、互鉴共享,有关多边机制和倡议要统筹协调、协同努力,争取做到即使不在同一起跑线上起跑,也不让一个伙伴掉队。
Nuclear security is also a global endeavor. The amount of water a bucket can hold is determined by its shortest plank. The loss of nuclear material in one country can be a threat to the whole world. A concerted, global effort is therefore required to achieve universal nuclear security. We must bring more countries into the international nuclear security process and try to turn it into a global undertaking, so that all will contribute to and benefit from it. We should strengthen exchanges to learn from each other and share experience, and improve coordination between the relevant multilateral mechanisms and initiatives. Although the starting line may be different for different countries, we should make sure that no one falls behind in this common endeavor.